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Ie Avl Tree Flowchart Explaination

The document outlines the steps in a train ticket booking process that uses an AVL tree data structure for real-time database management. It involves users interacting with an interface to select trains, seats, and provide payment details. If payment is successful, a ticket and receipt are generated using booking data retrieved from the AVL tree, which efficiently stores, retrieves, inserts, deletes and searches data. Error handling and reporting capabilities are also integrated to manage the booking process end-to-end.

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76 views

Ie Avl Tree Flowchart Explaination

The document outlines the steps in a train ticket booking process that uses an AVL tree data structure for real-time database management. It involves users interacting with an interface to select trains, seats, and provide payment details. If payment is successful, a ticket and receipt are generated using booking data retrieved from the AVL tree, which efficiently stores, retrieves, inserts, deletes and searches data. Error handling and reporting capabilities are also integrated to manage the booking process end-to-end.

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User Interface (Step B):

- Users interact with the ticket booking system through a user interface to initiate the booking process.

2. Ticket Booking (Step C):

- Upon initiating a booking, the system progresses to the next step.

3. Select Train (Step D):

- Users select a train for booking, which triggers data management in the real-time database.

4. Select Seats (Step E):

- Users select seats for the booking, and this information needs to be efficiently stored and managed in
the database.

5. Provide Passenger Details (Step F):

- Users provide passenger details, which must be associated with the booked seats in the database.

6. Confirm Booking (Step G):

- Users confirm the booking, indicating that the transaction needs to be processed and recorded in the
database.

7. Payment Successful (Step H):

- If the payment is successful, the booking information must be accurately stored and updated in the
database.

8. Generate Ticket (Step I):

- Upon successful payment, the system generates a ticket, which requires retrieving and processing the
relevant booking data from the database.
9. Need Receipt (Step J):

- The system checks if a receipt is required, which may involve retrieving booking data for generating
the receipt.

10. Generate Receipt (Step K):

- If needed, the system generates a receipt using the booking information stored in the database.

11. Send Ticket and Receipt to User (Step L):

- The generated ticket and receipt are sent to the user, requiring efficient retrieval and processing of
booking data from the database.

12. End Booking (Step M):

- The booking process concludes, and all relevant data must be stored and managed in the database
for future reference.

13. Real-time Database Management using AVL Trees (Step N):

- AVL trees are employed in the real-time database management to ensure rapid data retrieval and
storage while maintaining balance.

- AVL Tree Data Structure (Step P):

- AVL trees are utilized as the underlying data structure for managing the booking data.

- Data Storage (Step Q):

- The AVL tree efficiently stores all booking-related information, ensuring quick access and retrieval.

- Data Retrieval (Step R):

- AVL trees facilitate rapid retrieval of booking data when needed for ticket generation, receipt
generation, or user queries.
- Efficient Insertion (Step S):

- New booking information is inserted into the AVL tree efficiently while maintaining the tree's
balance, ensuring optimal performance.

- Efficient Deletion (Step T):

- Canceled or completed bookings can be efficiently deleted from the AVL tree without
compromising its balance, preserving database integrity.

- Efficient Search (Step U):

- AVL trees enable efficient searching of booking data based on various criteria, such as train
number, passenger name, or booking ID.

14. Integration with Other Systems (Step V):

- The system checks if there is integration with other systems, such as the payment gateway or the
train schedule system, to ensure seamless data flow and synchronization.

15. Error Handling and Recovery (Steps AA-AE):

- The system handles errors and exceptions, such as booking confirmation issues or payment failures,
by efficiently managing booking data and ensuring database consistency.

16. Reporting and Analytics (Steps AF-AH):

- The system can generate reports and perform analytics based on the booking data stored in the AVL
tree, providing valuable insights for management decision-making.

17. End of Process (Step O):

- The entire booking process concludes, and all relevant data remains securely stored and managed in
the real-time database, ready for future use.

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